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Amy C. Durham

Dallas
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, Memory Studies, PLOS, SAGE Publishing, Moffitt Cancer Center, Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Meetings + Events Magazine, Texas Meetings + Events Magazine
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Discover Hidden Gems in Texas Small Towns

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By Amy C. Durham, Linden M. Bayliss
| Meetings + Events Magazine Verified
Texas covers a lot of territory, and while its big cities get most of the meeting headlines, smaller destinations that might run under the radar boast a canvas of modern venues complemented by historic charm. These small-town communities are close-knit and friendly, welcoming meeting and event attendees with open arms.
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Canine laryngotracheal plasma cell tumors: Ten cases and literature review

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By Kathleen R. Mulka, Deborah Gillette, Amy C. Durham, Elizabeth A. Mauldin
| SAGE Publishing
Canine extramedullary plasma cell tumors (EMP; also referred to as plasmacytoma) are derived from the expansion of a clonal population of neoplastic plasma cells outside of the bone marrow. Canine EMPs are most frequently located in skin, oral cavity, rectum, and colon.
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The Western Wow Factor

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By Amy C. Durham, Linden M. Bayliss
| Meetings + Events Magazine Verified
Meetings in Texas are made all the more memorable when you add Western flair. Whether rustic with blue jeans and a game of horseshoes or refined with a Texas tuxedo and passed hors d’oeuvres, Western touches help gatherings embody all things Texas in a way that attendees might well enjoy. Ranches offer the perfect backdrop for a Western-themed event, and planners will find no shortage of options throughout the state.
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